I’ve seen dozens of war TV shows over the years, and while I enjoy the genre no matter the setting, time period, or conflict, very few have earned a place in my personal “flawless” category. Some offer thrilling spectacle, others poignant character studies, but only a select handful maintain that rare, sustained quality from pilot to finale. When I look at the war TV shows I’d consider masterpieces, they often share one thing in common - within the first 10 minutes, I knew I was in the presence of something truly special. Whether it was biting comedic satire, harrowing historical...
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